OK, I see, thanks. I'll try to set this up in an test environment and see
how it works for me.
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no preference how this is achieved, either
by avoiding the use of cookies (in app and load balancer) or by
clustering/replication so that it doesn't matter which app server you're
hitting.
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no preference how this is
achieved, either by avoiding the use of cookies (in app and load balancer)
or by clustering/replication so that it doesn't matter which app server
you're hitting.
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Hi,
I'm looking for a way to have sticky sessions without cookies.
But let me explain our scenario first, maybe there's another approach I
currently can't think of.
We are running a JSF based application on two Tomcat 5.5 servers, both
behind a load balancer with sticky sessions enabled
Quick question... Are you asking to run with no sticky load balancer or do
you just want to make
sure that when the stickiness is wrong the session is safe?
Gunnar Schmid wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking for a way to have sticky sessions without cookies.
But let me explain our scenario first
